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If partner C's capital is sixty thousand rupees and his share of the loss is five thousand rupees, what capital will remain?

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Correct answer: Fifty five thousand rupees

A loss reduces a partner's capital. So C's remaining capital = 60,000 − 5,000 = 55,000 rupees. Option B (sixty-five thousand) is wrong because it adds the loss instead of subtracting it; option D ignores the loss. Exam tip: when adjusting capital always subtract losses and add profits — check the +/− sign before answering.

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LossCapital AccountNumericalPartnership AccountsAccounting BasicsCapital AccountsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancy

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